Hi Joe,
you can use ADBOBJECT() to get all the tables of a database in an array as in
the example given in the help :
* Open sample testdata database
OPEN DATABASE (HOME(2) + 'Data\testdata')
* Function call with cSetting for table names
=ADBOBJECTS(gaTables, "TABLE")
* Displays array gaTables created by ADBOBJECTS( ) function
DISPLAY MEMORY LIKE gaTables
In fact, ADBOBJECT will give you the number of element found :
lnnbtable = ADBOBJECT(gatables, "TABLE")
FOR lnindice = 1 TO m.lnnbtables
USE (gatables(m.lnindice,1))
? gatables(m.lnindice,1)+ STR(RECCOUNT(),8)
USE
NEXT
The Foxil
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